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This is the most recent one. According to Trailman, he turns it off. Do you need to turn it back on afterwards? Like you, I typically keep the brake engaged and only sometimes disengage it when I need to park, using the brake switch. If you deactivate the auto hold feature before to coming to a stop, the parking brake will not engage. Are you implying that if you deactivate it, it will reactivate itself automatically?

Oh. I was unaware of it. On several occasions, it is more convenient to use the switch than of manually turning off AH and then remembering to put it back on.

I have used the switch on a single occasion, specifically when the automobile required storage without being well dried. When shutting off the automobile, make sure to keep the switch in the 'off' position to prevent the brake from engaging and causing friction on the discs. Aside from that, I have never interacted with it. Simply keep the autohold feature on.

To address the issue, I suggest placing silica bags in and around the dashboard. Additionally, it is important to inspect and clear the drains located on both sides of the engine bay, considering the significant amount of recent rainfall. Checking the carpets for dampness and examining the cabin filter for any signs of damage or moisture would also be advisable. If the vehicle is parked on the driveway, using a low-powered blow heater in the footwell overnight, connected to the garage, may help identify any potential leaks if the issue is resolved.

I am sceptical about the durability of the gas cap covering. Even when dealing with extensive regions, I have had difficulties in maintaining a flawless condition. Handling a little circle seems like an extremely challenging task.

I would likely opt for a simple reconfiguration and conclude the process.

The outcome is contingent upon your desires. I have a strong affinity for the 55k engine and I believe that in a CL, it exhibits a wild and reckless behaviour. On the other hand, the 600 engine is more polished and equally speedy.

That is delightful, and I believe that roughly 10K is the appropriate price for one of them. The automobile will always need a significant amount of maintenance, but this is inherent to its design and characteristics.

I hope that is the problem. Mine is not as severe, but it is gradually worsening if not addressed. I will provide an update after I have replaced them. Greetings

Apologies for the quality of the video. It is worth noting that there is a noticeable buzzing sound whenever I engage the throttle, and it ceases when I release the throttle. Furthermore, the issue is present when the throttle is set to a low position, namely between 2500 and 4000 RPMs. Beyond this range, the exhaust noise becomes excessively loud, making it difficult to hear any other sounds. However, the problem persists throughout regular driving.

I apologise, but that is the optimal recording I was able to get. You may see that each time I release the throttle, the audio ceases, and conversely, when I apply throttle, it resumes. The Pro shaft has been inspected and confirmed to be in good condition and properly balanced. Yesterday, I discovered that one of my engine mounts has failed, and the second one is also deteriorating. However, I am uncertain whether this is the cause of the mechanical buzzing or rattling sound. I have purchased all three mounts, but I am unable to determine whether they are the cause of the issue until I install them.

It is worth attempting to address this issue. The sound is originating from the right side of the engine inside the automobile, and it is consistently bothering me whenever I drive.

The noise is not causing any disruption to the sound system, but it consistently occurs as I speed.

Is there anyone available?

Greetings, gentlemen. I own a 2012 w204 c63 with a mileage of 49,000 kilometres. Standard exhaust, unmodified vehicle. I am experiencing a bothersome rattling/buzzing noise like that of a diesel engine running, originating from the right side (RHD) of the vehicle. This noise occurs consistently whenever I accelerate at moderate speeds in higher gears during regular city driving, namely between 2000rpm and 4000rpm. Visual recording: Whenever I release the accelerator pedal and then press it again, a metallic buzzing or rattling sound occurs. This sound is audible in the video. I have brought the vehicle to be inspected for exhaust leaks and determined that there are no leaks present. Additionally, I have replaced the header gasket as a precautionary measure, but this did not resolve the issue. Examined the cats and found them to be in satisfactory health. Even ran them over with my friend's vehicle, yet the noise persists. Can anybody provide insight into the potential cause of the sound emanating from inside the vehicle? I can perceive it faintly while the car is still and I accelerate, but it becomes more pronounced when moving.

Most likely the issue is either with the large end or a piston.

The vehicle model is the NTG4.7, specifically the 2015 SL400.

How can I verify the current version of my firmware?

The wheels were detached to provide access for manual labour. 💪

I used cloth scraps and a degreaser including citrus extracts.

Most likely, the cause is just the natural process of ageing combined with the use of strong cleaning agents. The price of a new set on eBay is affordable, so it should not discourage you.

Ez recently made a remark on the sale of our data to Lexis Nexus, and today I came across the article mentioned below. In the realm of journalism, it is necessary to inquire about the measures, if any, undertaken to prevent the transmission of driving data to insurance providers. I am acquainted with an individual employed in the field of cybersecurity who exhibits a reluctance to download applications onto his mobile device. I have come to the conclusion that nothing is considered private now, so I may as well refrain from concealing anything. Is there any data capturing capability in Gen 1 R8 that can be communicated and sold? Does Generation 2? https://www.thedrive.com/news/general-motors-stops-selling-drive-data-to-insurance-data-providers

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This is rather impressive. Thank you for sharing. I own the #502 R8V10+ which seems to be one of just two with that specific trim.

Are your wheels uniform in width, or were tyres of the same size mounted on staggered wheels?